However, the bear is not as simple as it seems at first glance, if necessary, it can make jerks at speeds up to 50 km / h. Teeth of bears also differ from the teeth of other predators – they are relatively small, which is related to the nature of their nutrition.
Among the bears, perhaps, only white can be called a typical meat-eater, the other species are almost omnivorous, and the spectacled bear is even more vegetarian than the predator. The body of all bears is covered with thick, coarse wool.
This fur on the one hand allows the bear to endure severe colds and develop the most northern habitats, on the other hand it slows down their spread to the south. Modern species of bears live on all continents, except Africa and Australia. Living in Australia koala, although similar in appearance to a small bear, has nothing to do with these animals.
Bears lead a solitary lifestyle and meet with each other only for mating. In this case, the male behaves aggressively and can kill cubs if they are still near the mother. Bear cubs are very caring mothers and protect children from danger in every possible way.
Different types of bears, although they maintain a common typological similarity, but differ from each other in appearance, habits and way of life.
